Prince Harry’s children will change schools after only two days due to security concerns regarding transportation, announced by the duo’s spokesperson on Monday.
Last month, Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, along with his family returned to Britain after six years residing in California. His eldest child, Archie, who is seven, and his youngest, Princess Lilibet, aged five, began attending school last September.
While the precise address of their new home and detailed school information have remained confidential, the couple’s spokesperson confirmed on Monday that Archie and Lilibet would move to a different institution after barely two days.
The proximity of their current residence to the originally planned school—characterized by heavy traffic—heightened security concerns for the family’s protection team.
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